Forty-Two Percent of Student Respondents Are In Love, Sun Survey Finds
By Amanda H. Cronin |
The clock tower is lit up with a magenta heart, a smattering of invitations to themed galas and club parties abound; it’s Valentine’s Day at Cornell.
To some, the holiday is a time to share their amorous adventures with the world – but to others, it may be an unwelcome reminder that they are without a partner.
Leading up to a day often known for love and heartbreak, 811 undergraduate and graduate students responded to a series of questions posed by The Sun including how often they have sex, where current couples met and how often they use dating apps.
The survey was shared via Facebook, Instagram, email, text message and GroupMe chats over a period of five days. …
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